Palo Alto Networks PAN-PA-520 firewall appliance 120 GB 2.8 Gbps
- Desktop
- Storage Capacity: 1…
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Palo Alto Networks
Desktop firewall with AI-driven threat prevention, 7.5 Gbps appmix throughput and 8 PoE ports delivering 332 W
The PA-555-POE is a desktop next-generation firewall that delivers 7.5 Gbps firewall throughput and 5.0 Gbps threat prevention throughput. It supports up to 448K concurrent sessions and 75K new sessions per second. The unit includes a 120 GB storage capacity and runs on PAN-OS with a single-pass architecture.
The appliance provides four 1G RJ45 PoE ports and four 1G/2.5G PoE ports with a combined PoE output of 332W. Two 1G RJ45 bypass ports and two 1G SFP plus two 1G/10G SFP+ ports handle uplink connectivity. Power input accepts 100-240 VAC at 50-60 Hz with maximum consumption of 503W.
Zero Touch Provisioning simplifies initial deployment by automating configuration retrieval. High availability supports active/active and active/passive modes for resilience. Management access uses a dedicated 10/100/1000 out-of-band port, USB, RJ45 console and USB-C console. Virtual systems scale from one to five with additional licences.
| Brand | Palo Alto Networks |
|---|---|
| Series | PA-500 Series |
| Model | PA-555-POE |
| Part Number | PAN-PA-555-POE |
| Form Factor | Desktop |
| System Memory | Storage Capacity: 120 GB |
| VPN | Firewall throughput (appmix): 7.5 Gbps Threat Prevention throughput (appmix): 5.0 Gbps IPsec VPN throughput: 4.5 Gbps Max concurrent sessions: 448K New sessions per second: 75K Virtual systems* (base/max): 1/5 *Adding virtual systems over the base quantity requires a separately purchased license. |
| PoE Interface | 4 x 1G RJ45/PoE, 4 x 1G/2.5G/PoE |
| Power Input | Input Voltage (Input Frequency): 100-240 VAC (50-60 Hz) Max Current Consumption: 9 A @ 54 VDC |
| Max Power Consumption | 503W (with 332W PoE output) |
| Features | NETWORKING FEATURES Interface Modes: L2 mode (not available on MC-LAG aggregate interfaces), L3, tap, and virtual wire (transparent mode). Routing: OSPFv2/v3 and MP-BGP with graceful restart, RIP, and static routing. Policy-based forwarding. PPPoE and DHCP clients are supported for dynamic address assignment for both IPv4 and IPv6. DHCPv4 server. Multicast: PIM-SM, PIM-SSM, IGMPv2, and v3. Advanced SD-WAN: Path quality measurement (jitter, packet loss, and latency). Bandwidth monitoring. Key exchange: Manual key, IKEv1, and IKEv2 (pre-shared key and certificate-based authentication). |
| Dimensions | 1.75" H x 12.6" D x 16.1" W (43.9 mm H x 314 mm D x 409 mm W) |
| Weight | 13.5 lbs |
| Shipping weight | 6.12 kg |
| Package size | 409 × 320 × 44 mm |
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The four 1G/2.5G PoE ports each negotiate up to 2.5 Gbps per port; total firewall throughput is 7.5 Gbps appmix.
It occupies 1U (43.9 mm height), is 314 mm deep and 409 mm wide, and weighs 13.5 lbs.
Connect to the RJ45 or USB-C console port, run Zero Touch Provisioning, then apply the licence to activate the 5 virtual systems.
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